Inside Retail

MAY 31, 2021

After a year of disrupted ski seasons in both the northern and southern hemispheres due to Covid-19, snow gear brands are bracing for a big winter in Australia and New Zealand, as consumers hit the slopes in the largely Covid-free countries. “Given the lack of time on the mountains last winter, we are expecting to see some really positive returns this season,” Antony Hampson, general manager of Superdry Australia and New Zealand, told Inside Retail. .

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Design Wanted

MAY 31, 2021

Designed for kids but catering to parents, Magnus is a hybrid couch comprising modular elements for making furniture forts. Homes change when kids live in them, at least that’s what people tend to believe. The prospect of broken appliances, a flood of toys everywhere, and concerns over crayola-covered walls, spoils any desire to maintain a stylish home, and suddenly the old adage sets in: “This is why we can’t have nice things”.

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Inside Retail

MAY 31, 2021

Sydney-based firm Bannister Law has said lackluster compensation offered by Tyro has opened the way for a class action lawsuit, as businesses look to recover sales lost during the payment gateway’s outage in January 2021. The outage seemed to happen due to a configuration issue , which ‘bricked’ a number of its eftpos terminals for ten days. According to the law firm, Tyro offered a rebate on future merchant to businesses impacted by the outage which, in some cases, amount to about 10 per cent o

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Wow, this is such an interesting direction for this brand. We did check out their Bond street store although it was all papered over so we suspect that a version of this scheme is going to be installed there too. Well, maybe. Anyway, huge prop heads have been installed at their Regent street store in conjunction of course with their delicious products.

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Inside Retail

MAY 31, 2021

The cannabis retail revolution is well and truly here. The industry is evolving quickly across the globe, with companies and brands embracing various retail innovations to set themselves apart as cannabis retail evolves from a cottage industry. Many bricks-and-mortar stores, especially in the US, are taking a high-end, design-forward approach to cannabis retail, with noteworthy and creative examples including shops within shops, hybrid retail formats and shipping containers.

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Compliantia

MAY 31, 2021

Getting sued is a retailer’s worst nightmare. Lawsuits aren’t just stressful and time consuming, they’re notoriously expensive. With average attorney rates ranging from $250 to $550 an hour, businesses can expect to shell out hundreds of thousands dollars (likely more) in the event of a lawsuit. Then there are the hard-to-quantify costs that come with the ordeal.

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Retail Insider

MAY 31, 2021

Having completed some chores the other day, I’d planned to grab a coffee while walking back home but then it suddenly dawned on me I could actually go into the pub and have a beer instead. A wave of power and opportunity washed over me – what would I drink, who might I meet in there, should I stay for a couple or even more? It was early evening on a midweek night and, looking through the window, I could see lots of empty tables in Small Beer, in north London’s Crouch End, so a spontaneous visit

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Inside Retail

MAY 31, 2021

More retail professionals can expect a pay rise this year, though it may not be at the level they are hoping for according to the FY2021-22 Hays Salary Guide. According to the almost 3,500 organisations surveyed, 66 per cent of retail employees will see a salary increase in their next review, though only 13 per cent will see one higher than 3 per cent.

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Retail Design Blog

MAY 31, 2021

Since ancient times, Longcheng Taiyuan has been a tresured geomancy site, like a unique stone in the dangerous and wonderful.

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Inside Retail

MAY 31, 2021

The worldwide surfing population is estimated at between 17 million and 35 million, and one thing they all share in common is a love for the ocean and a desire to protect it, and the planet, from pollution. But despite the eco-conscious attitudes of this customer base, there are limited options when it comes to the recycling of surfing gear such as wetsuits.

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Strategy

Inside Retail

MAY 31, 2021

Most Australian shoppers find alternative parcel collection points more convenient than home delivery, according to a survey from Hubbed. More than half of respondents said parcel pick-up points, such as petrol stations, parcel lockers and small independent local businesses, are safer and easier to collect their packages. “With online shopping showing no signs of slowing down, offering alternative delivery locations will appeal to consumers,” said David McLean, CEO and founder of Hubbed.

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Inside Retail

MAY 31, 2021

Most Australian shoppers find alternative parcel collection points more convenient than home delivery, according to a survey from Hubbed. More than half of respondents said parcel pick-up points, such as petrol stations, parcel lockers and small independent local businesses, are safer and easier to collect their packages. “With online shopping showing no signs of slowing down, offering alternative delivery locations will appeal to consumers,” said David McLean, CEO and founder of Hubbed.

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